Silent Sufferers

In this era of diminishing moral values and the promotion of inclusivity, it is relevant to draw attention to the wrongly perceived concept of gender equality. The fact is that it is always firmly tilted in favor of one gender. Solidifying the uncompetitive advantage to one and the unfair disadvantage to the other. With the dramatic rise of technology and the rapid growth of social media, replacing direct interaction between humans, it is crucial to expand the conversation about which gender is most likely to be the one disadvantaged, and undoubtedly it is the female.

Charles has spent countless hours counseling and grooming ladies from all cultures and persuasion to appreciate their worth better and avoid the trap of marginalization. Hence a community of resilience women fighting to overcome stereotypes and maintain their worth, pride, and dignity. The pain of knowing the treatment these ladies have to endure at the hands of men has become an obsession for him for a very long time.

In this book, he chronicled a series of events that he hope will awake the reader's consciousness to the problems and sow a seed of discontent that would hopefully lead to more awareness.

He was careful to underscore the difference between how we view suffering through the natural from what God intended it to produce. Being a man and writing about the issues of the female, he completely debunks the theory that promotes gender exclusivity ( only who feels it knows it). He focuses on the notion that there is much more to the woman than mere sexual propensity. As the hand made of divine creation, we carry God's divine DNA, and as such, we should look at each other as an extension of each other.

He writes from a layman perspective with a deep sense of emotion and spiritual insight into the possible causes of women suffering. It is a fact that our ladies carry the burdens of producing the next person, yet she has to endure unbearable agony as a Silent Suffer.

The reader will not only be made aware of how God sees suffering, but they will be conscious of Jesus's methodical dismantling of all religious and cultural barriers that confine the woman to the rules of a male-dominated system. God is the one who gave the woman to the man, and through a systematical and strategic approach, He takes back His gift and shelters her under the protective wings of divine providence.

With no claim to fame, he draws on his year's experience and passion in giving readers a comprehensive and insightful perspective into the world of the woman as a Silent Suffer. The writer hopes the reader will begin to see the faults, weaknesses, mistakes, and shortcomings of the woman as a cry for love and adoration, and not the fruit of a desperate underperformer as the misguided mind would want us to believe. The main objective of this book is to refocus the cultural, natural, and educational assessment of women and why they are the way they are to one of more spiritual predestination.